Sentence examples for changes to park from inspiring English sources

Regular flights can monitor changes to park boundaries, for example, and help in the long-term battle against encroachment.

This time lag likely resulted in non-differential misclassification thus underestimating the test-retest reliability, along with an increasing chance of substantive changes to park features between the first and second tests, however likely only for the more transient items such as graffiti, litter and vandalism.

Importantly, changes to parking arrangements often hit the most vulnerable in our society hardest.

We are talking in Cairns over breakfast (my shout; he carries barely enough change to park his borrowed car) about what inspired him to abandon what he calls the "Australian citizen ship".

Sustainable development is not the only factor driving changes to parking standards.

Increases of up to 400% in car parking fees and changes to parking provision has prompted opposition from residents and businesses across the country.

Other changes to parking regulations contained in the bill include a ban on the use of CCTV "spy cars" intended to fine drivers for parking on yellow lines.

And Barnet council has recently developed a reputation for not listening to residents until too late: last year it lost at the high court against a resident outraged over changes to parking permits.

A community council has secured a court order limiting its potential costs as it pursues action against Glasgow City Council over changes to parking.

"The government's recent decision to consult on changes to parking rules and regulations is timely and we have always argued that at the very least all councils should publish an annual parking report to explain how much money is collected from drivers and, just as importantly, where that cash is going".

In addition to the direct consequences of climate change to park resources, we know that interactions of climate with other stressors will have major influences on park and reserve resources (McKenzie and others 2006).